Everything is Illuminated Quiz 4
1. Why does Alex read Little Igor the novel?
- He does not want Little Igor to watch television.
- It gives them something about which to laugh.
- He is trying to teach Little Igor English.
- To keep Little Igor out of trouble.
2. Does Lista have any children?
- Yes, but they live in America.
- She says she has a baby.
- No, and she never has.
- She refuses to say anything about children.
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